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FOR 8 * n ~ !.

No. ll2l Alley II, near McColoch strcet = .o,,, :,
ioomed frame house with good cellar stape fo,,m
uatlon full lot GO by 40 feet "a =
no: nv Alley II, small franc house. mi IL,
GoxlD feet. prioe $500 - ~ ' =. : iuit lo1,
9B Acsea, Edglngton Lane, d sir rnomca bo,..
apout zoo choice bearing ifuit trees. pranes ~
ta g. small i,us9 Price So S0a Wifi eSchanrc
tor city .operty. lF rsI5;I = ~ 80 ~
No. lss South Penn street roomed frame hou,..
s Mi sooo stone foundations ground 2oxl20 Pr;os
!. u Acre Farm, four roomed l,eSed log horso
good ganery corn-crlb stable, orchard OF I'M t,aas
aehu ot Proctor creek, seven miles tron, prass
sstation, on Ohio River Railroad; can BE- bouvbi
ons Of no most desirable and subs,sn,,,, 80,
uences within tho city, situated on northcast cn.
n nHi ~ ,Snapnhe anu Fourteenth streets, honse
n ~, ne!ed lSo Chapltne street, tho iot irons r.
lcet On Chapline street. Terms Of paymcnt ~ "
oae.hith caAn, balance in equal annual paymeny,,,
w1tn interest payable annually. 4 FiItccn vcs -
time given II desired. \ Az 1-l-'' 11-'N- !eaH
NO. lSo Twelfth street, a full lot, Co by in fsot
t foome ~ mouse On front, a 4 roomed house an
~ a desirable residence at Beech Bottom on the
me 9! tho r, ": Ky. Railroad, il miles frons,
wheeling. consisting Of new frame hontc anT P ~
acsss o! And VIII exchange for desirable CITY
No 90 North Front ssreet, ground fronting n a.,
aug running back an equal width 10 river ~ 'eo.
~. 10y south fenn street, q six rooIned ir,r,.
mouse WIN stone foundation and bascmcnt wa.h.
'ees' running back 10 feet. Price 81 ,eoo y
S. j JAMES a. HENRY
/; Key hta!e Agent Collector and No.a,,y, Public.
Ii wa ogrlcE, No. 1sl2 MARKET ST. \
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KINDER GETS RAGGED SUPPORT

Aud Wheeling Drops Another Game-The
stsr54 Full scoro. E.sg
Spsci.l ptspatch 10 Tie Inlk!liqereer. y -.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk
d. --L-.l.Is. .-a AbrOnl. ase LlnE .aaa

strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J. W. Hollingworth, Esq, Of Flushing,
was at the Stamm house yesterday.
DR.. J. G. Hupp and wife are at the
Fountain House, Waukeska Springs, Wis.
Miss Louiea Thomas, Of East Wheeling,
left yesterday to visit frienda in Hebron,
Nebraska.
G. N. Fleming and wife, of Buckhau-
non, and Miss Jennie Fleming, al Fair
mont, were at the Mcclure House yester'
day. -lES
Nj. Tom Oarnahan, OF George N. Shook
& Co.'s, left several days ago on visit to
bis cousin, George B. silvey, of Cincin-
natl. - h.,
Miss Ella Bond, OF Baltimore, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. W. N. Linch for
the past few weeks, will return home this
evening.
Miss lilly Reilly lett yesterday morning
Tor Oakland, Md, where she will remain
until the September resumption OF studies
at Mt. de Chantsl.
Among the West Virginians registered
at the Stamm house yesterday were G. NJ.
Rohrbaush, Of Buckhannon, J. Barratt. OF
Morgantown, and J. B. CLARK, Of New
Martinsyille.
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q Monday night ono OF tho late trains on
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad ran
over q man BY tho name Of WI. Charles
at Connor's Brick Works, and instantly
killed him. The body was literally
ground into fragments and scattered
along the track for q distance OF 100 yards.
he vas m employe Of Porter, Mahan &
Co.,, and had been at steubenville attend
ing Forepaugh's show. It is thought he
was intoxicated, sil i a -
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The New Suspension Bridge.

The laying Of tho new, broad, elevated
sidewalks on the Suspension bridge was
finished last evening. The bridge Is vast
" improved. a handsome light wire
FENCE will be put on each side Of the
bridge along the open balustfade, q pre-
caution at which parents Of small children
living on the Island will greatly rejoice.
The drive ways are also to bs reaoored,
and the approach Mt the west end repaved
with fire brick, 55lg slG'ii III 'i}' IN
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Pensions for West virelulnps.

Pensions have been issued to West Viz
glnia applicants as follows: To. Mary
Stedman, Of. Rsvensweod ~ Thomas
Kearns, Of Point Pleasant; Isaac Weekly,
Of Shirley; John NJ. Early, Of st. Marys;
Michael Roth, Of Wheeling Catherine
kilgore, Of Benwood; John Sherwood, of
Morgauville; James p. Lannan,5 Of Rom
ines Mills; Matthew Corbitt, Of Burning
Springs; John Hubbs, Of Buffers Station.
Tho latter wGu colder in tho Mexican
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! + i
Cleveland, s. Enors-Cleveland 4. Sec.
ond patne-Hits, Baltimore. IS; Cleveland,
s. Enors-Baltimors, s; Cleveland, 0.
At Pittsburgh the Smoked Italians had
no trouble,takingths game from Indianap.
oils by score OF z 10 l. They did well In
every position, and indianapolis found
Morris a puzzler. Hits--Pit,sburgh, IS;
indianapolis, q. EuoH-Pittsburgh, /;
indianapolis, Q. Earned--Pittsburgh, 6;
Indianapolis, l. y.
n At Brooklyn only six innings were
played on account Of rain. Score, l to 0
In favor OF ST. Louis. Hits-each 8. En-.
rors-Brooklyn, 5. Pitchers-Toole and
Csruthers, 'h'. ta l'3YEHsl
At Staten Island the game was called in
the seventh inning on account Of rain,
with tho score standing, Louisville, 8;
Nets, O. Hits-Mets, Al; Louisville, 10.
Errors-Nlets, 8; Louisville, /. Pitchers
Mayo and Hanks. ','gE! ~ \
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( COUNCIL LAST EVENING,
A Rather Lively Meeting Held...Taxes on
f-Ssl II Il tho Strcot RRilwnv ~ "a s't y

A Kathor Lively Meeting Held...Taxes on
,e-a tho Strcot Railway.
Tbs first matter OF interest at last nieht'e
Council meeting was the annual report OF
the Board Of Equalization and Appeals,
which has been in session nearly every
day during the past two weeks. The re.
auctions recommended are smaller in
number and amount than recommended
in any report for come time past. The
Board carefully considered every petition
that came before it and in many INSTANCES
q subcommittee waa appointed to 90 and
view the property in question. The rec.
concentrations were approved and the
City Clerk ordered to draw his orders to
refund the taxes paid under erroneous az.
easements. Billsto theamountofS64 IS we're
presented with the roportand ordered paid,
Tho City Clerk was also instructed TO
draw his orders in favor OF Assessors
Jones and Schultze to pay the balance Of
salaries due them. The Board reported
that the following amounts were duo tho
members and assessors for sitting in at.
tendance on the meetings Of the Board at
the rate OF So per day: Peter Ferrell, A,
O. Harrell, T. NJ. Garvin, wv. q. Halter.
members, A. j. Schultze, member and
assessor, and T. NJ. Jones, assessor, $50
each; Hugh Whyte, member, So:
total $lS3. The ] City Clerk was in.
structed to draw his orders to pay these
amounts. {. q I'D 4
Tho Board recommended that Solicitor
Caldwell be instructed to draft an orli-
nance putting in force section Of the
ordinance granting certain rights and
privileges to the Citizens Railway Com
pany. Section s provides for the levy
Ing Of tax OF s25 on.each car belonging to
tho company. s.. 80
Solicitor Caldwell, who ia President Of
the Citizens Railway Company, opposed
the adoption Of this part OF the report.
and this led to discussion that lasted
over an hour. The point was made that
company that had declared a l2 per.
cent dividend on nine months operations
and whose stock, the par yslue Of which
was $50, would sell at public sale at S72,
as some did yesterday, was in
a position to stand this tax; also that Il
had accepted the ordinance with that pro.
vision in it. Another point was that the
city assessment OF it's property was abont
5000 below that put on It BY the county.
and therefore the company ought not to
object. Col. Caldwell asked that the Elm
Grove road. be taxed in the same wsv.
He was told that it would be after Il had
run as long as y the Citizens' line.
Col. Caldwell said tbs \ company
had not rs been making money h, I'M.
til very lately u and was In no
condition to stand the tax; that It
was likely that at the next meeting Of the
Board tho fare would be reduced to 5
cents all around, but II this step was taken
1t would not DO reduced, and 1t vla likely
In such an event that the Bridgeport line,
which was losing scheme on account 81
the heavy tolls on the bridge, would be
entirely discontinued. Mr.. Cruise sug.
geated that tho tax be laid on only ten
cars, a proposition the chair ruled out Of !
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Tho New Street Paving.

esterdsy Mr.. James Todd, ex.Superin.
tendent OF the Board Of Public Works,
signed the contract aud gave bond to do
the new paving enumerated In this year y
appropriation ordinance, at $3.50 per
sausre yard. This includes the sand,
prayol, pitch and brick. Under direction
Of the Board ho will commence on TWen.
ty-iourth street and work up Main. Two
resolutions introduced in the First Branch
at last. nights Council meeting directing
the Board to commence the new paving
ON Main between Twelfth aud Sixteenth
were laid on the table.
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! WELLSBURG.t


Il. OF L. Coming Here saturdny-Now
Housss--Muxziins tho Dogs, Etc.
J. N. Rodgers new residence on Charles street ia
the city. 7j7ssl 80 ~ ~ ~ - -
J. G. Jacob, OF the Wellsburg Herald, Is giving his
oNlce coat OF paint which greatly adds to lis an
pearance. -l.zgsg'. 4 :, =, .-'-.' ~
Mrs, O. B.. Haney left last evening fo1 Omaha
Neo 70 visit her son Briggs, who IL In business al
William Snediker, m aged and respected citizen
Is very low with heart disease at his residence on
Water street, tI7t 80 :, ~ ~ ~
g. Miller, the druggist, with number OF friends
VIII take III the Cleveland races this week. Thev
leave onthe U. Il z. road this morning. -
Mr.. G. B. Turner Clerk Of the County Court has
been confined 10 tho house for several DAYS by iii
ne.s, but Is now able to assume his duties III his
office again. VI 10 ffs-lli fEAFl q. 10,
Charles swertiager, one OF Brooke county's Eold
farmers. has just completed a fne country res
dence Oh Buffalo creek. He Is engaged in fsrminr
md gardening and has host Of friends In WeiIs,
burg. ia ~ w b ltl5-7 ''t.> = :" 80 10 %
By order oil the City Council NIL the dogs ara ro,y
muzzled. until the tenth OF October. Il ia nyn.
nounccd by the citizens generally TO be rood
law. as there have been number OF cases OF nor.
sous oelhg bitten BY dogs lately. The Inv went
into effect on Monday, aud is being eniorccd n,
the officers. hiss so. l7li@' ir-''''1'N'. y!
Coca Intent Lodge, K. OF L., will 20 10 Whce,n,
~ a BODY on Saturday next to attend tho I,shns
picnic, They have secured Special train: Iri,ioh
leaves mere at NJ, at,ihe exceeding low rnie n
iorty cents round trip. They expect 70 sell pS1
ucSets which are on sale at l. A. Frosts drnS
posed OF frank Roberts, ", A. UlasS d. u Hal io "
1. knight md n. Roberty TlcEetsar. GOOD a. ", ".
turn on any train. :, ~ II ' e0 ' We " ~
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WEST VIRGINIA -.
EXPOSITION AND STATE FAIR.

~ NebtiusHHt Uhu GrOUnd PrIVIIects.
Proposals. for the use OF the Restaurant during
tho week OF tho Fall, will DO received uni! AugrAI
1857; also applications for Reirrshmen nj Stands,
a plat OF the grounds eau be Aeon at the oilee Of
The Secretary In the Court House, Wheeling.
Fair 70 DO held s. 6. 7, 6 aud Q, 1857, which will
DO tho largest and GrandcSt Exhibitions yet held
BY tho Association. 4 - = ~ T''-'
For Information, etc., address
10, GEORGE HOOK, Secretary.
!yzo f7.r Wheeling, w. Vs.
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IL you have not seen the new novelties
III Gfrdies ind Belts you should call OH
JACOB w. CRUDE,
.yt7l The JeWeler.

WE IRE daily receiving New Novelties
In Suillngs, Pantaloohings and Over.
caatings, which We are prepared 10 make
mp In ilrst.class style ut reasonable
prices. Z
4 Our White Unlaundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced frmt and back, ut
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. "a full line Of Balbrlggan In.
derwenr from 81 OOa suit upwards, ut 3;
G.. HESS & SONS,
1891 s. 1898 Market Street.
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order; Then sl5 pe,r CAL q wag lunu.lg,geased,

order: Then SIS per car was suggested,
and that prevailed. $3.50 4
The Board reported that It had referred
to the Solicitor the matter OF taxing the
natural gao companies, one assessor hav-
ing entered up their property "a reality
and the other as personal property. Tho
Solicitors opinion was that the property
was real estate. The Branch decided that
the property Of the companies must be
listed as personal property 3}IlI..
In the First nearly all the papers In the
shape Of resolutions passed BY The Second
at q previous meeting were adopted, r,
President G. W. Thompson, Of the Ohio
River Road, reported that bis company
could not accept the ordinance recently
passed giving the road certain privileges In
order TO reach ita proposed shops In the
Eighth ward. This was referred to the
Railroad and Ordinance Committed
jointly, gft5.s},e 5l3l. 5 i
Mr.. Healy's nine.hour DAY labor or.
dinanCe, after reaching a second reading,
was referred to the Ordinance COMMITTEES.
There was also fight over the propo.
aision to remove the stone parapc! 81 tho
Main atreet bridge. y
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 27.-For Weai.
4 ern Pennsylvania, warmer, fair weather,
{ variable winda, generally easterly. ,33s.''
}}i@ For West Virginia, warmer, fair wealth
j or, variable winds. I;i,t' SIS d X
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a Deputy Tax Collectors stroko of Lucr i.

a Deputy Tax Collectors Stroke OF Luck, q
Joe" Ahern, vas as cool as an iceberg,
notwithstanding the fact that he had Just
won SIS, 900 in the Louiulana State Lottery.
aud he was busy "aettiug 'em up" It
never bought q ticket before in all my
!ite," said Joe, "'aud only did it this time
ior tlyer."S-Sn Francisco, Cal, E4ami.
~, may ~. l..l.a DIV q
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privileges FOR
The Butchers Picnic.

The Committee CD Grounds Is now ready 10 re-
ccivc applications for Eating Stands, Ice Cream,
etc.. az well as for 2Amusements OF ali Kinds such
as tents. side shows and exhibitions. Bids for
space VIII be received until August i, when awards
ios privileges Will DO made. Apply TO
(. = 45 G usTAVE II. MEDlCK,
ly0 s'g5atS W .35e 4. 2733 E0E Street.
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HEARTS ARE BROKEN
Bythe Awful News from Mnnsilcld-..Gc
|H#H.

- FL.
Blythe Awful News from ..aIansilcld...Gcn.
eral ball News.
Tho rank playing Of the Wheeling club
at Mansfield yesterday, as indicated by the
error column, has made tho admirers OF
that aggregation OF talent rather weary.
The news Of the first defeat at Mansfield
coupled with the other defeats en-.
couutered: on this trip was bad
enough, but 10 score two de.
feats was more than had been expected,
and there were some rather vigorous ex.
preeslons concerning the club heard in
base ball circles last night. Dunn pitches
again to-day and victory is hoped for,
provided his support is anything such IS
1t should be. Another defeat for Wheel
ing and victory for Akron puts Wheeling
in the sixth place. What fall is here,
my countrymen!
KINDER GETS RAGGED SUPPORT
Aud Wheeling Drops Another Game-The
Full score.
Special Dispatch to The Inie!liqaeer. -
MASsrIsLD, July 26.-The home team
won again to-day by timely batting assist.
ed by errors OF the Wheeling team, Both
Mines played uharp game up to the
seventh inning, the score at that stage
being one run each, Nicholsoa having
crossed the plate on bali over the left
field fence and :.Delehanty having scored
on an error by speidel, passed ball and
a wild pitch. The visitors were given ak
straight blaukB while the home team
made run in the eighth on Aliens triple
and q passed bali. In the ninth Freer
got first on an error by White, and Dele
hanty followed with home run. Both
Blair and Kimber pitched in fine form.
The formers support was almost faultless,
while that OF Kimber was very ragged.
Score: ~ IS y : = ~
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4 AZ reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
,gist. Opera House corner, yesterday
;7A.s. OAK. 12tM. sr.M. 7P.u.
5s't,,s. So 9o' 9lo SSaT 4
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GENUINE SCOTCH FLANNELs,

Another line received. All sizes ant
beautiful patterns. 5Lli. "a
4, ,,,ssl5, u. GUNDLING s. Co,
~ Twelfth Street,
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The Council or other corporate authori-
ties are prohibited by tho second section
Of the ordinance from taxing the capital
stock OF the company on the tracks, cara,
motors, depots or any OF the eompany's
real or personal property at q greater or
higher rate than they tax like property
belongingto others, for a term of fifteen
yea.s from the passage Of the ordinance.
But this is not to be construed to apply to
tie capital stock or prodtsof the company
held by individual or other corporations
as separate property. ,ssg,..t
The Board OF Public Works has'reseryed
to 1t the rights 1t now has along the route
Of the company, and it is to supervise the
laying and repairing Of tho trucks. The
top Of the rails is to be level with the sur.
face OF tho street and the line Ia at all
times to be kept in good repair. Switch.
es may be- constructed along the line
wherever the business Of the company
may require thsm. Eli crossing of other
tracks shall be done ct the direction Of the
Board OF Public Works unless the compa.
MES interested can agree. .s.,
The balance Of the ordinance is the
game in substance as the one under which
the Citizens Company operates, providing
that it shall be unlawful for pasaengere
drivers Of wagons and others to do certain
things. The ordinance ia to take effect
from it's passage. ~ b.
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FOR SALE
FARMS ISATE

#
Four Fine Farms For sale-one OF so Acres,
situate SIX miles west Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, On
NJ Pleasant Pike, with tlnc improvements and
cholce fruits o. az Kinds IN abundance well water.
terms. So - - "A - $50" ~
One Of 100 Acres. situate eight miles ironi
b11dgepott, on the Cadiz Pike witt good twosoTyi
with an abundance Of fruit OF all Kinds.
Also, one OF 100 Acres, four miles from Bridge
port, on Wheeling Creek, south aide OF National
foaa, with splendid twosto,y frame dwelling
mouse containing seven rooms, hail and pantry,
win all necessary outbui!dipgs: good orchard and
plenty Q! small fruit Of NIL Kinds, n j.
9, Also; one Of 1T Acres, sitnate one milo west oil
finest farms In Belmont county In every particular,
rich coil, nice location, and In splendid order.
All OF the ABOVE farms will be go!t cheap and Or
easy sef7ns. For particulars call GU or address
II y t!55f.sl 10 Z. T.. HOWELL,
lsg. Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
my2fNwAr sf535'2Tst nj --. Rrifgep0rt Ohio
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Eotals ...... ] GL25ll1[ b Totals. IT,. Il sI0ll
innings. 2 s 4 s SIS o..
Il ansneld "..........-..... 0 0 O OzlOl . 4
.............,. o l o o o O o 0-i

Earnod runs, each ]. Lett on bases, Mansfield
10; wheeling 3; Double plays, Mansfield, 2: Wheel.
!aaasy and Nicholson Struck ont. by Blair 6; By
kimbes,2. Bases on balls, of kimber, /. Hit By
Kimbes, 2; Wild pitches, Blair, i Kimber 3
p paSes balis, stenzei, z Time, Ills. Umpire
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One new case Of yellow fever was de-
Veloped at Key West yesterday. No deaths
occurred. i6f s.i5 555 -
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Qhe Qn.ttelliilqetIr 4 !:
: onicc. Nos. SO aud az Fourteenth Street,

GEO. NJ. SHOOK d CO.

Notice 10 GlasEworkcrs. 1il7 le.t
Arion Excursion 10 Columbus Local,
Pianos uned and Repaired-F. ". banner. Is
II. L. Behrcns-Groccf and European STEAMSHIP,
Agent. y '"a H5i't ',ss,. $50 i. {. ~ ~ s.
= Camp Meeting at Mouudsyille.
Amateur Photoeraphy-kirk'sAr Art Store. XII 4
One Hundred Tons Zone Meal and phosphates.
Tourists and Stay at Hotnes-LogAn & 20.
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REAL ESTATE:
FOR RENrTr

e. gig Mecolloch street, sl1 90 month,
No. zoos Eotf street, SIS %, s.a t'''1'I' s.
40 lI2l Eon street, 6 looms, Sill 90. l.f. Ji4s
wy tpons, NO; uSG Chapiine street, with Natural
I saTa looms No. 2lla alley A. Sc 90 month.
Gas, $40 90 month, b rT-1a =, "1'A NAIura
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Tho Columbus Statesmen Downei,
spectd! Dispatch 10 he Iriellioe1tetr.

~ 1 ."o OofuHpus sthteBneh DoWnel.
spscta! Dispatch to he In,e!liotletr. e 4
Z KALAMAZOO, M1cH., July 26.-Kslama.
200 easily administered a atiuring defeat
to the Columbus Senators this afternoon
II was done by means Of fne fielding and
ha'd hitting. Otterson and stapleton dis.
linsuiahed themselves by making home
,,.iInnlngs-..................1 asSs44bJ6j7
8 o o 10 1-2i
s ,',.'" Q Q 2 90 sio-b
base hitB-kslamazoo, 20; Columbus,
10. ErIors-kalamazoo, 8; Columbus, Ii.
Bstseries-kalamazoo, Flanagan and Troy:
Columbus, Keogan aud Miller. Umpire
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Proud Zanesville Hammered

Ds'1'''e7' 70 VIC 1I1t4F11t1ctF. .7TI E.7-
AXIOM, O., July 26-Duck, one o.
Zaneaville's great pitchers, was wild TO-DAY
and gave Akron five runa in the first in.
ming. Alter that the game WAS fine one
till the seventh inning, when both clubs
went to pieces. The features were the
fielding Of Bruley and the heavy batting
all around. Score. esinT = -. - e
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ELECTRIC MOTORS
TO BE RUN ON a STREET RAILWAY
In this City..An Ordinance bGrnnting the
Right OF way Presented In Council. Work ]
TO DO ucgun In Four Months after
l-s,s the Ordinance rasses..Tie Plan.

There was introduced in the First
Branch at last nights meeting OF Council
on ordinance granting to the Wheeling
Railway Company the right to construc.
and operate street railway on the streets
Of Wheeling, the motive power Of which
Is 10 be electricity. Tho ordinance was
presented by Air. Dolbrugge at the reques.
Of interested parties, and at his request
read once and referred to the Committees
on Ordinances and Railroads jointly. Fl
This project Is one that Is reported to be
backed up by large amount Of capital, a
majority Of which belongs right here.
Just who compose the company
has not yet been made public,
but they are said to be men
Of meana and enterprise who have
carefully studied the scheme and are
satisfied that there is money to be made
out OF such road as they contemplate,
It Is further reported that everything has
been worked up worry thoroughly, and al
the same time quietly, and that just aa
coon rs tho ordinance Is passed the com.
pany will DO ready to commence work and
have cars running inside Of one year
One OF the provisions OF the ordinance ID
that work must be commenced inside Of
four month"; and cara be running inside Of
a year after the passage Of tho ordinance
or 1t becomes void. l s55lyG5 rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27

Batteries-Zanesville, Duck aud John
son; Akron, Irwin and LANCER. Bsee
hits-Akron, II; Zanea7ilie, 10. Errors
Z each. Struck out-by Duck, ;-by.
Irwin, 8. Time, 2:35. Umpire, Nc.
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